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Anyone bottling their '07 wines yet?
I have a Viognier that is close to bottling. One it has finished cold stabilizing, will be bottling - probly within a couple weeks. Anyone else doing any early bottling? |
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AxisOfBeagles wrote:
> Anyone bottling their '07 wines yet? > > I have a Viognier that is close to bottling. One > it has finished cold stabilizing, will be > bottling - probly within a couple weeks. Anyone > else doing any early bottling? Yes, I bottled "Paul's Pink Pinot" last week. This was my first time to make Pinot Gris. I was not intending to make an off white wine but that is what I did. I crushed one afternoon, cold soaked and pressed the PINK juice the next day. Oh well, it fermented and cleared REALLY fast and the taste is pretty darn good. Next year I may actually make a white Pinot Gris ![]() |
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On Nov 9, 3:21 pm, "Paul E. Lehmann" > wrote:
> AxisOfBeagles wrote: > > Anyone bottling their '07 wines yet? > > > I have a Viognier that is close to bottling. One > > it has finished cold stabilizing, will be > > bottling - probly within a couple weeks. Anyone > > else doing any early bottling? > > Yes, I bottled "Paul's Pink Pinot" last week. > > This was my first time to make Pinot Gris. I was > not intending to make an off white wine but that > is what I did. I crushed one afternoon, cold > soaked and pressed the PINK juice the next day. > Oh well, it fermented and cleared REALLY fast and > the taste is pretty darn good. Next year I may > actually make a white Pinot Gris ![]() Funny you mentioned that. I normally make a Grenache as a blush but this year I took it right off the skins and it is white. Maybe it will improve but right now I think it's spineless; I really liked it the old way. I'm probably talking about 8 hours of contact time difference, it's not huge. I bled off a gallon of Merlot and 'mixed black' (out of 7 gallons gallons total) for blushes too. Those seem ok and it did seem to improve the reds too. I may bottle the gallons soon. All my northern whites are still fermenting. Joe |
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